Cape Girardeau patrolman receives lifesaving award following floodwater rescue ↗
When floodwaters hit Cape Girardeau in late June, there was no shortage of people willing to lend a hand, including Bobby Newton.
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On Thursday afternoon, the second of two stolen-and-married dinosaurs taken from Sinclair gas stations was finally rescued from its perch beneath the College ‘M’ and returned to the gas station.
An Ellenburg Depot man was killed Monday in a head-on collision in Clinton County that involved two Chateaugay residents.
Kristy M. Cross, 31, of Gouverneur, was charged by Gouverneur police at 1:50 p.m. Nov. 8 with failing to stop for a school bus. Police allege she passed a stopped
LEWISTON — Lewiston police and the SPCA of Niagara County are investigating the death of a woman who was apparently mauled by her St. Bernard on Monday.
A water main break on Rome-Oriskany Road is undergoing repairs by the city of Rome Water Department and the state Department of Transportation, according to city officials.
Troopers said Wilbur F. Orcutt, 62, of Oneida, was riding a 2021 Toro golf cart through a parking lot shortly before 11 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10 when he entered Snyder Road into the path of an eastbound 2017 Chevy Malibu. Several Turning Stone golf courses are located in the area.
Two people were left seeking shelter Monday after a fire swept through a home on Stoll Road on Monday, according to fire officials.
Wild fire suppression efforts continue in the White Mountain National Forest in Coos County with water drops by helicopter and aerial drone usage to determine best containment measures.
Firefighters continue to make progress on Wild River Fire near the New Hampshire border with Maine as recent rainfall has moderated fire behavior across much of the fire area and
Lisbon’s volunteer Emergency Medical Services and its mobile integrated health program just received a boost from $450,000 in grants.
A 53-foot semitrailer had to be extricated from the front stairs of an apartment building at 426 Main Street in Hardwick on November 5. Police found the tractor-trailer crossways at South Main Street in Alpine Hts. When they arrived at about 5:17 p.m., they reported that the truck, operated by Mykola Riabchenk, 74, of Deerfield Beach, Fla., had been southbound on South Main Street and tried to turn around but couldn’t.
A Craftsbury man whose reported actions generated a large law enforcement response at his home on Monday is facing multiple charges.